14K Weißgold Brillant Einzelstein-Ring – 1-Karat Old Mine Cut diamant halskette Halo Eheringkissen alter Bergmann Echt 40671

Name: 14K Weißgold Brillant Einzelstein-Ring – 1-Karat Old Mine Cut diamant halskette Halo Eheringkissen alter Bergmann Echt 40671
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SKU: 83301248784
Price: 1994.00 USD
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14K Weißgold Brillant Einzelstein Ring – 1 Karat Old Mine Cut diamant halskette Halo Eheringkissen alter Bergmann Echt 40671 Halo Eheringkissen alter Bergmann Echt Diamants 8 METALLSPEZIFIKATIONENRoségold 14 KaratSTEINSPEZIFIKATIONENSteinname: Alter BergmannSteinschliff: Oval und rundDetails zum Stein: Es gibt einen alten Bergmannsdiamanten im Ovalschliff von ca 5 (Kann in jeder Größe versendet werden)Kommt mit Zertifikat Diamant aus natürlicher Erde gewonnen

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